Canongate Wall

The Canongate Wall is a historic structure in Edinburgh, Scotland, part of the city's Old Town. Built in the 16th century, it originally served as a defensive fortification. The wall surrounds the Canongate area, which was once a separate burgh before annexation by Edinburgh. Today, the Canongate Wall is recognized for its historical significance and architectural features, including arched gates and remnants of former towers. It reflects the rich history of Edinburgh and its evolution over centuries, serving as a reminder of the city's medieval past.